STEM Breakfast meeting
On Friday 14 December 2012 at 8am the University of Bradford will be holding a STEM Breakfast meeting in the Escalate Centre, F-floor, Richmond Building, University of Bradford. During the…
Computer Programming Workshop
The computer games industry is big business in the UK, as highlighted by the Eurogamer expo this week. The UK computer games industry is worth £3billion and it employs around…
Bradford Science Festival at the University: Science & Society Symposium
The University will host a Science & Society Symposium on Friday 19 October as part of Bradford Science Festival. The event will include a poster presentation of science projects across…
Upcoming: A Level STEM Day
September will see the STEM team hosting a day of activities at the University for A Level students from around the district. Those studying STEM subjects from Sixth Forms across the…
Upcoming: Bradford Science Festival
In Autumn 2012 the University will co-host the first Bradford Science Festival. The festival will take place across the city, with thousands of school pupils from across the district coming…
Robotics at Sandal Primary
Organised and co-staffed by UCAN, the University’s student volunteering arm, July 16th saw Sandal Primary at Baildon host a day of robotics for 60 of their pupils. The pupils spent…
Chemistry at Work Event for Year 8
STEM at Bradford collaborated with STEMNET to run sessions at schools in Halifax and Wakefield. Groups of Year 8 students were taken through workshops on chemistry in the workplace and…
Kings Science Academy University Visit
On July 11th we welcomed the Year 7 pupils of Kings Science Academy to the University for a day of scientific enquiry.
Queensbury Robotics Day
Queensbury School sent 18 students to the University City Campus to take part in an activity to build a programmable robot. Once built, the robots were set on an assault course…
Salts School Visit
On the 10th July Titus Salt School at Baildon hosted a day full of STEM activity designed to stimulate the interest of 190 of their Year 7 and 8 pupils….